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TRUSTEES SALE.
VNRusrEE'S SALE OF MANCHESTER

VNRUsrEE'S SALE OF MANCHESTER
L PROPERTY.
By virtue OF Decd Of Trus, made 10 me As
trustee " Z. \; kimDttly and wife, dated Sepicm.
peg 9! lsS, and recorded In the Office Of tile Llert
o. inc COUNTY Court OF Ohio county, %est virginia,
In Decd oil Trust BOOK No. 20, pagc 81, ,haii vi
At pubic aucttol, on
SATURDAY, MAY Ii, 1857,
commencing At 10 CLOCK A. NJ, at tho front doo,
o. uie Goutt HOUSE Of said county. III the city OF
mheSins, me following described properly, That
city Of Wheeling. Ohio Counts, Wost Vtn,inIa con.
tAlnlhg one fourth .! All acre, bounded and Dc
SSsseSH IS follows: Beginning on the east side Of
me S1 no s, ,oCea called William .leoY at
SiaEfss oa Tue plat Of the sub divisions Of the
e Siiy ih.a ~ recorded In Deed Book No. ST. pages
~! M "SI IN tie once OF the CIu;k OF the County
CSutt o! Hnio county, thence along the north line
Of said iiaeghygs' lot rHslwgrdly In ma y,sI ino
o. tle street marked on said pat "ReiIly street"
ns eHee S seas said we't line uorhwagIiy to the
soh A w. " ne Kelly hill road thence With taid
s Sl sIte met"atoly and nOrthWeslwAruly as
SHOWN on said plat TO the cast side OF MILAN NOW
Metze) hircei; thence with the psst Side Of SID
s;,,. s s, soathwarly 10 the bcgunins eI.
s WA conveyed by the said Y, L. kinbefly and
WY " .as Sanchestes Coal Company BY decd
S onIsS o ii sSS ~ aud now Of secoi In The
county in Decd Book No H. NJ nsrc - ,ss nsrt ~
etSetscd bcshg described as follows: be.ipning al
t RHI ho,.Mmsie,ly corner Of the usrsvcs, Blum,
~, nI'y p.'sne On me uoutheaStcrly side Of Wet.
1el street anu with said side OF said sir,e north.
mS,T1y ona h'IndIed and ioriy.iOur (lIiJ lie. 10
rniit III hae with Tho souihwGrdlS si,,e Of the
store ioahddtton OF R!mbcrly's frame Stable on 4
iotiy loSl sreet designated as Reilly s,rut on The
Sott'H l!hi Of subdiylslous OF The Reilly estate;
ny, ,nSncS 10 aau with said side Of said stable iouns
non 10 me westerly side OF MID Reilly strt,t
,o1thMatd!y atty.tsee lsS) fee, to The IorihSSser
rs, soft ,S Of the HaSravrs,. Blum purchase, aud
~ aHS nosthefiy line Of said HatTnvS tact
iE"Ms " sALE-onethiri, o. IS much moro
y the purchaser may elect, cash in hand on Inc
uhy vi Sic, and any rcAiduc In two c,Ual Install.
nonts payable III QUO and two yclfs from the DAY
oi Sa.S WIN interest from tina, day, the purchaser
70 Eve JUS notes for The deferred insAIrlrnis, and
10 secure tho same by decd OF trust UPON The prop
cry And insurance policies upOu lhr BUILDINGS 10
Inc sarSiection Of the trustee,
iitie oeneSed good, but selling as trustee shall
convey only such Title A. Is vested In me,
W II u,,,r, VI +. HUBBARD, Trustee,
y ~. nNLLSN, hnctlGrccr. miro
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N'GH Srtd NtrH.
A Tenncsseean. who had come into pos
srsaion OF fox SHINES Ct stock of South
err road through the death CT a relative,
wro:O to the President 10 know What divi.
derda were being paid. No answer. He
wrote agaiu. No answer. He WROTE
weekly, Remi-rceSly, tri.S cs&ly and iiUal.
ly daily, but no answer was received. lie
finally made trip Of 200 miles 10 walk in
on the PyesiGer! and ask him the question
di.eCt. "Why, We dom; pay any divi.
LenLg, Of courae," VAS the nnBwer. "And
cuse me il | want nnyw cxclsimed the
holder; Toll Pm after il TO lick S2Nt, out Of
you for the iTonb!G I've been TO-" And
they ray he did it.
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tho day, when It became q more question
OF endurance which Of the adverse parties
ahould prevail. For brute strength the
boys had the call, and ct s o'clock Mrs.
Beebe surrendered and threw up the ball,
TO paraphrase q term in use in pugilistic
circleg. ,rItt NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

Nights il tho complaint Of shouBands
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you over Try Acker's
English Remedy? 1t in tho best prppn.
ration known for I'll Lung TroUblpe, sold
OIL positive guarantee 1t l0C., jIic. Logan
K Co. md g. MUnkcmoiter.
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SPECIAL SOliCRS,


= NIL who Frn Suif"rln: from tho rrrnra nnl
irIlr"To,!nnS"f youth. urrvor- wrnkursH. carly
decay. l,rsnf mauh"-i. ~, will yrnd rr,Ir,
TINT will cur" yolI, FREE OF CHARGE. Thl-grrnt
remedy wHn di~Og"r"i hyn mIrsIunnry IN H,luh
Am"Fica, &4ah u h"ifa'IHre-H'A HHWaIafe b. tho
LEV, JVsiTu T. ISMAS, Station u, Esu Fork CIV,
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COMMISSIONERS, SALES.
GPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF OLD "GRANT HOUSE" LOTS,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Joseph Wo0dmansee's Executions aud otheu n


90. In ClRnCGry.
By virtue OF the authority vested IN them By a
decree entered by the said Court In the above en-.
titled cause, on April s, 1857, the undersigned
special commissioners, will cell at public auction
at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, tho same being the north entrance TO The
highest bidder, Oh -I .sLT,E
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1857, az
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H., the following real
estate, that Is TO say: f-Ia--s.- ~ -,
L0r No. 10 on Tie southeast corner Of Main and
Tenth streets: Lor No. l20 on tho southwest cor.
ner oil zenith and Market streets: and LOr No. Ito
fronting OIL the west side OF Market street, adoiu.
Ing taid Lot ~ OH the south. Said lots ll9 and
l2u run back weStwardly from Market street about
g. ,ect, ID making stch sale, the undersigned
Will oner said property In such parcels Us In Ihelr
Judgment Will cause the SAME TO sell most advan.
taReousiy for their trust they will sell said lois
- and 10 IN the way that will cause them 10 pro-
duce the largest price. either In parcels, or rs a
whole They witt ofcr the north Two thirds OF tot
H. fronting Il itet on Market street and running
back OF even width q feet; and the remainder Of
.ot II! sopta 0ne-third-bcing q iset wide, In
separate PARCELS and they will sell said lot ll9 asa
whole or In separate parcels, whichever way they
Will produce toe best price therefor. Thee LOIS
arc the same on which the GRANT uOysE' and
It's stables formerly stood. They are most eligibly
located IN the heart OF the city and are among the
niHst valuable In tie cits of Wheeling
TRIMS w sNl { WihIrd o. the purchase
muney. and ~ much t;l"Ts tnereof as the purchaser
may elCct 10 ply. ~ Cgis Oh iHt d y OF sale; and
the rrsldrc tha'Sc! In ;wo cqual iI,ic lm"um pay.
ado l'SHet iv"ly IL one -III t~J Years IRON the
day oil tair via III sIot tBers on Irum that day,
payable ahfnaiiy, she m:Ic-ss"r giving therefor
his Negotiable pIUu y y no c: 10 the order OF the
Undersigned for The deferred i,lsMlImeuts OF tho
purrLa.e money, and the title 10 the property sold
to be retained until the payment In iull Of the
purchase money, and the interest that may accrue
thereon, as further security therefor.
VI. 2. HUBBARD,
A. J. CLARKE
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special COMMISSIONERS
!. 7. 81. Darrah, CLERK Of the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling. DO certify that bond and security have
bten given by said Special Commissioners as r..
luired by law aud by Bald decree OF sale.
T. ID. DARRAu, Clerk.
aPRll. IL. lsST. anil
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PALMER'H "Skin SucCDsa" cures Piles;
guaranteed. Prepared only by tho Palmer
Co., Eew York. At Drug Store Of Mcl.ain
Bros. TruIs
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Mig Ciarn Louise kellogg, who ia now
on r concert Jour, ia requesting the ladies'
III her audiences 10 TUmUva their hats.
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l'it-.FEh6ia;' GUIDE.

4 RRlVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
- TRhISS-Oa And ate. April |, lss7-E1pLA-
NATION OF REFEpgHCR MARKS. .Daiiy. tSundky
excepted. taontay GIceptcd.-ElAicrn Standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

ColGnte's Cashmere bouquet
Toilet Soap Ia better appreciated the more
1t Ia nsed. and 1t lieanpninta no one MarH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

Plaus and Specifications for new School Build.
Ing Will be received By the Committee on Build
ings aud Grounds Of The Board Of Education OF
Wheeling. ". Va, until O'Clock P. ", Oh Monday,
Nav l6, lSSI.
The said building Is to be erected on the LOT al
present used Tor school purposes IN Washington
sub-pistrct, Is to be OF brick and two tII It0rlts
high III front, is 10 contain fourteen school rooms
and Is 10 cost not exceeding S:j,OOO.
The Rutt4n'Smuad heating tyHtem Is 10 he used.
The Committee reserves the right TO rGlact any
aid all plans aud to ray bat for tho Que adopted
and usei By the Board Of Education.
The price Of the plan Is 10 accompany the same
A copy OF the plat, showing the Dimensions and
grade OF the school lot may bs had on application
10 the CLERK Of the Board.
+. B. D0BBfSS,
Chairman Com. Oh Buildings and Grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
.ANIUsENrENTs.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

No. 17lo foG street, 0 rooms, Sl4 10 month, Il
No. l12l Ror street, rooms, sli 20 month,
No. l0i Fifteenth street, SD % month,
No 1870 Market street, two oficc rooms with mai.
ural gas. lig so ssIf5 4 -
: No. Sixteenth street. siote.room, slSto.
Stssotoem southeast corner OF Seventeenth and
Woods streets. - sfggue s4a II. .;T'7s-7 = =
Store Room, No; 2lSs Main street. with natural
Gas, $40 10 month. FEHs-H - ;,I1l 80
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FOR S.AIR.

A. NSAO S-GAHLV1.
No. lS7 South Penn street. 3 rooms, ground % by
100 feet, can DO bought for $50. FT11- -
Lot NO. 10, equate II, Bakers Addition, fronting
on Bllet street, near east end Of Twelfth ltteeI
Twelve Lots on High street, st5 90 each.
Three Lots OH Charles strcet, $40 90 each,
Two Lots oil Charles htreet, sli5 " each.
Ono Lot south Of dwelling No. 2sO2 Eolf street,
$1,000. Ne = =
No. 7t65;S Market street, 81, $50
No. Is Thirteenth slect bIoom8, 81, Ooc 9j,
~ acteA oil land near Stone Church, Elm Groye.
rs Acre Farm OH Middle Wheeling Greek, three
miles irorr TriAdelphia, SEQ per acre. '''
Six hcros on Peters Run, 81, 900. IaliNf
desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on the
line Of tho T., ". 4 Ky. Railroad, u miles from
Wheeling, consisting Of a new frame house and
u acres Of land; will exchange for desirable ely
No. VI Virginia STREET, roomcd irame hou,e.
ground IS feet 'front.' running back 10 alley 100 ieet;
can BIO bought for Sl,100. aIlST = i'HI''.
No. % South Front street, 0 rooms and bath.
room, ground 60 by III feet, = = -,
No. lSJ twelfth street. ~
A building site on Nineteenth Atrcet eaE Of No,
l27, SIS 60 front foot. = -
No. 60 North Front street. 4g -.
~ JAMES A. HENRY, sts.
Real BtA.e Agent. Collector and Notary Public,
apN On'oe No 1912 Market atraet =
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE K. r.
w On and after NOVEMBER 10, 1855, trnlns will
run - tpllDTE: ''
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LEGAL NOTICES,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OF Ohio County, April Rules, lss7.
IOln I,rOtn ,,I,I,,iH
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HOLSTEIN FRIESIANN
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Franklin county. Ohio grand jury, in
charge of a special prosecutor, failed to indict
Prosecuting Attorney Huine on charge Of
perjury growing out of the tally-sheet cases.
H. c. Grier, farmer. of Bossier Parish,
Louisiana, was shot from ambush on Tuesday,
while blowing in field. His ten-year-old son
was the only witness of the crime, the perpetra
tor of which made his escape.
AT Lebanon, Penn, during the absence of the
parents on Wednesday night. Raymond S. Hay
aged five years, lighted stick at the stove and
aged two years. Before assistance could be rem
dered, Ernest was burned to death.
Minnie Bertrand, aged twenty one, was fatally
shot, last night, on Throop street, Chicago by
her husband, Joseph Bertrand, aged twenty
two. a stove moder. She died almost imme-
diately and he attempted suicide by shooting
himself in the left breast Bertrand will re-
cover.
At St. Louis, last night. Simon Green negro,
had little spat with q negro woman, and gave
her slap on the jaw. Charles Mohrman, another
negro, an ex-convict and desperate. took the
woman's part, drew knife. and made for Green.
The latter ran. and was pursued by Norman.
When hard pressed, Green turned and put a A
caliber bullet through Mohrmans body. Green
surrendered to the police.
At St. Louis yesterday, William Readner went
into Charles Kprner's beer garden and drank
two glasses of beer which he refused to pay for
An acknowledgement during which Readner is
said to have made threatening demonstration
against Korner, whereupon the latter seized a
stone match safe and struck him on the temple
knocking himsdown. In falling Readner struck
his other temple against AN iron framework in
the saloon aud fractured his skull, inflicting a
mortal wound. No arrests have been made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-15
General and Personal.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
WASHINGTON, April H-Russell T. Olmsted,
of Rockville, Ind, was to-day admitted TO prac-
tice before the Interior Department..
c. E. Henderson, of indianapolis, is at the
Ebbitt.
Miss Melanie Lasselle, formerly of Vincennes.
died of typhoid pneumonia to-day, aged seventy
three. The funeral will occur on Saturday
afternoon, at st. Aloysius Church.
Hon. Rufus Magee. United States minister to
Norway and Sweden, is at the Riggs
Miss Rsie CASTELAR,. daughter of G. W. CAST
lear, and George Cobb, of Indiana were mar
ried yesterday, at the brides residence on North
West street. Rev. DR.. Stuart officiating. About
fifty friends enjoyed the wedding breakfast.
The Treasury Department has refused to
cept trade dollars in payment for dues. AL
though these coins are temporarily receivable in
exchange for standard dollars, the department.
says they are deprived by law of any legal tender
quality.
Breadstuff exports from the United States
during March mast aggregate $14, 99S, 668, against
$l1, 1877. Clio in n arch, 1886.
The interstate Commission has decided that
there is nothing in the law to prohibit railroads
from granting reduced rates to organizations
and individuals coming to the national drill and
the dedication of the Garfield statue. here, next
month.
Second Auditor Day, it is said. will be pro-
NOTED to the position OF Second Comptroller of
-tae Treasury, to succeed Judge Maynard, recent
u made Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.